Drunk driver blames his GPS after he gets stuck on the railway line

[toofarnorth 4,191]

33 minutes ago, ratcatcher said:

   A Thai driving over ties?

In the UK they are called sleepers so Sleeper driving over sleepers.

[ratcatcher 29,616]

11 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

So the high speed railway, to Nong Khai or wherever it's going to the

North of Bangkok,will all be elevated ?  or did they cancel that project.

regards Worgeordie

Not sure if it's cancelled but if you look at the pictures here you will see it's either elevated or completely separated/fenced from any access by vehicles or livestock. If the Chinese have anything to do with it, Somchai will not be driving his truck along the tracks at 3a.m.

https://www.google.com/search?q=chinese+high+speed+railway+images&sxsrf=ACYBGNShfpCfCu-OHWRHuWBnsWFMY8mSdQ:1575520989794&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiF3LqH2Z3mAhVWVisKHf3CAGoQ_AUoAXoECA0QAw&biw=1536&bih=722#imgrc=VluSGStZdBiaAM:

[hkt83100 1,178]

A backhoe would have solved the problem in much under five hours.

[TheFishman1 1,878]

If it would have been an expos sport car and a 25 year old tv star then no DUI for sure TIT

[Chazar 8,650]

2 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

HSR will also be above grade and the lowing herd and away from incapable drivers like this one. .

Im sure someone  will manage to get their vehicle airborne and onto it at some  point

[30la 2,027]

This is exactly the typical Thai, turn on the GPS and sleep!
Moron!

[tifino 8,438]

driving along, getting headaches from Mrs throwing demands from the back seat...

 

come up to a rail line; stop on them, and I get out...

 

 

Mrs and sister yelling at me... 'Why you not drive off the rails??"

 

so I walked back, looked at them, in thru the side window, and replied...

" hey you've been driving me crazy from the back seat all day! - let's see you drive yourselves out of this one..." 

 

 

Edited December 5, 2019 by tifino

[legend49 5,365]

Pity a goods train didnt pass through and put him out of his dilemma.

[The Preacher 153]

4 hours ago, Old Croc said:

When fully autonomous cars with no pedals or steering wheel become the norm, could you still be caught for drunken driving?

 

 

 

No.  But you might end up on the railroad tracks!

[decca60 136]

GPS can be tricky as well. Last week my car GPS wanted me to turn right at an intersection. Problem was that I was reaching a one way motorway which was built in since the last update of the GPS and absolutely no sign prohibiting to take this way....... thanks god I have a bit of a brain and reacted the right way by going left and take the next U turn otherwise !!!!!!!!! I let you imagine the type of good excuse I would have had to provide the BIB if not dead in the face to face crash !!!!

[The Preacher 153]

He might have been three times the limit, but at least he wasn't so drunk that he "went off the rails."

 

Corn, anyone?

[spidermike007 37,226]

Real men accept responsibility when they create problems. Real men are able to accept blame when they do something really dumb and inane. Real men behave like men, and not adolescents. Real men do not do everything in their power to deflect, blame, and distort the facts. 

 

Small men do the opposite. Nothing is ever their fault. 

[ubon farang 525]

Drunk driver blaming his GPS. What next? i suppose it beats blaming the brakes or falling asleep at the wheel. Big fine doubt it he will driving next week again and probably <deleted> out of head again. 

[Cake Monster 4,465]

How do you get a GPS P!%%^d exactly

[Bangkok Barry 9,120]

4 hours ago, Reigntax said:

They could be 30m above ground and Somchai will still find a way to drive on them.

 

True. Not so long ago a car flew through the top of a tree opposite my house. Driver fell asleep, as they do, pressed his foot down hard on the accelerator and then drove onto the bank on the side of the road which elevated him into the top of the tree. Easy if you know how  Better they put the trains underground. But then the tunnels would flood in the rainy season.